Héloïse Cloléry

Postdoctoral Researcher at @unibocconi @DondenaCentre. Research interests in Political and Behavioral Economics.

[Héloïse Cloléry @HClolery]

link to my JMP:👇
https://t.co/6EhIVCX6rb

[Héloïse Cloléry @HClolery]

🚨 Exciting news: I’m on the Job Market!

In my JMP, I study how gender quotas affect team decisions.

We know quotas increase women’s representation
But, do they also change the team decision process? 🧵

🔗[https://t.co/Ij8LYhJVIM]

[Héloïse Cloléry @HClolery]

💬 Curious to learn more?

Check out my paper or visit my website here 👉 [https://t.co/x5tG4EMfVu] if you want to learn more about my research!

[Héloïse Cloléry @HClolery]

News! 📰
Discover our new article at @Poly_InsightsFR on this year's Nobel prize laureates in Economics
Following our lecture with Pierre Boyer, @matiasnunez1, and Pauline Rossi, we reflect on the contributions made by the laureates 👇
https://t.co/Yto4EwTLA8

[Alessandra Casarico @alecasarico]

Few days left to send your papers 🗓️⏰

[Héloïse Cloléry @HClolery]

Excited to have our paper on incumbent voting during a pandemic published in @PLOS_ONE!

[Davide Morisi @dmorisi]

Does holding elections during a pandemic benefit incumbent candidates? In a newly published article on @PLOS_ONE with @maxlschaub @HClolery and @gkonkamking we find that this is the case https://t.co/Rx1Sy8We56 1/

[Héloïse Cloléry @HClolery]

In a nutshell, improving transparency on legislators’ behavior:

➡️provides more monitoring power to both their party and their constituents
➡️hence more incentives for politicians to avoid conflict by not voting

Find the paper here: https://t.co/qzglDUgM7b

[Héloïse Cloléry @HClolery]

Forthcoming in the European Journal of Political Economy:
“Legislators in the Crossfire: Strategic Non-Voting and the Effect of Transparency”

or how a transparency reform on politicians’ votes in Parliament discouraged them from participating!

More below: 🧵

[Héloïse Cloléry @HClolery]

5/ But even when beneficial to the party, the effect is not strong enough to explain the significant decrease in participation.

➡️some MPs stop participating because they care about their constituents’ preferences.

[Davide Morisi @dmorisi]

#COVID19 influences voting for incumbents. In a new paper with @maxlschaub @HClolery and @gkonkamking, we analyze how voters reacted to the early spread of the virus in the 2020 French municipal elections https://t.co/uodZ2eilYK 1/